The Texas Rangers History is revealed in the boot prints of the Lone Star Stateís famous lawmen. By Mike Cox Pursuing hostile Indians or stage-robbing outlaws, Texas Rangers rode many a hard trail in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Luckily for today’s heritage tourist, the legendary Lone Star lawmen, in doing their duty, left deep boot prints. A logical starting place in search of Ranger history: Waco, Texas. Located astride Interstate 35 near the center of the state, Waco is home


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